Elver,
I'm not knowledgeable enough to solve your problem, but I'm using 1.4.3
(running Xandros) and did a little editing of your file (selecting text
with shift-arrow keys) and then Ctrl-S saving it, and that worked fine.
There's a slight chance this information may be useful to you. Very
Elver,
I'm not knowledgeable enough to solve your problem, but I'm using 1.4.3
(running Xandros) and did a little editing of your file (selecting text
with shift-arrow keys) and then Ctrl-S saving it, and that worked fine.
There's a slight chance this information may be useful to you. Very
Elver,
I'm not knowledgeable enough to solve your problem, but I'm using 1.4.3
(running Xandros) and did a little editing of your file (selecting text
with shift-arrow keys) and then Ctrl-S saving it, and that worked fine.
There's a slight chance this information may be useful to you. Very
This is a really newbie-type question, so feel free to point me to the
proper place in the User's Guide or elsewhere. I've looked through it
without finding the answer.
I'm using 1.4.3 in Linux and Document Class: Book, and would like to
change the chapter title and page header formats from
This is a really newbie-type question, so feel free to point me to the
proper place in the User's Guide or elsewhere. I've looked through it
without finding the answer.
I'm using 1.4.3 in Linux and Document Class: Book, and would like to
change the chapter title and page header formats from
This is a really newbie-type question, so feel free to point me to the
proper place in the User's Guide or elsewhere. I've looked through it
without finding the answer.
I'm using 1.4.3 in Linux and Document Class: Book, and would like to
change the chapter title and page header formats from
Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 16. November 2006 17:00 schrieb Steve Litt:
Hi all,
If LyX is important to you, do NOT use Mandriva 2007 X64 (the 64 bit
version). It comes without LyX, xforms, libXpm, and the necessary qt to
compile LyX. After going through three or four levels of
Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 16. November 2006 17:00 schrieb Steve Litt:
Hi all,
If LyX is important to you, do NOT use Mandriva 2007 X64 (the 64 bit
version). It comes without LyX, xforms, libXpm, and the necessary qt to
compile LyX. After going through three or four levels of
Wolfgang Engelmann wrote:
Am Donnerstag, 16. November 2006 17:00 schrieb Steve Litt:
Hi all,
If LyX is important to you, do NOT use Mandriva 2007 X64 (the 64 bit
version). It comes without LyX, xforms, libXpm, and the necessary qt to
compile LyX. After going through three or four levels of
I unwisely installed LyX 1.4.3 in my /home/john/Downloads directory, and
./configure gave an error that libz can't be found and to make sure zlib
is installed properly. Although I went ahead with make anyway, and LyX
1.4.3 is running, what should I do about this zlib issue? (/usr/lib and
I unwisely installed LyX 1.4.3 in my /home/john/Downloads directory, and
./configure gave an error that libz can't be found and to make sure zlib
is installed properly. Although I went ahead with make anyway, and LyX
1.4.3 is running, what should I do about this zlib issue? (/usr/lib and
I unwisely installed LyX 1.4.3 in my /home/john/Downloads directory, and
./configure gave an error that libz can't be found and to make sure zlib
is installed properly. Although I went ahead with "make" anyway, and LyX
1.4.3 is running, what should I do about this zlib issue? (/usr/lib and
Using 1.3.4 from the Xandros Linux repository (I know it's old but I
don't have 1.4.3 successfully installed yet):
I'm trying to insert a graphic (.eps) into the text, with text wrapping
on its left. When I choose Insert|Floats|Floatflt Figure, I can paste
Ascii text into the resulting box
Bob Lounsbury wrote:
I had never used the wrap figure function, so I played around with it
a little. I couldn't reproduce your error message, but I had trouble
with inserting a picture and it actually didn't show up (although
text would show up) in the pdf file until .. I set the
Using 1.3.4 from the Xandros Linux repository (I know it's old but I
don't have 1.4.3 successfully installed yet):
I'm trying to insert a graphic (.eps) into the text, with text wrapping
on its left. When I choose Insert|Floats|Floatflt Figure, I can paste
Ascii text into the resulting box
Bob Lounsbury wrote:
I had never used the wrap figure function, so I played around with it
a little. I couldn't reproduce your error message, but I had trouble
with inserting a picture and it actually didn't show up (although
text would show up) in the pdf file until .. I set the
Using 1.3.4 from the Xandros Linux repository (I know it's old but I
don't have 1.4.3 successfully installed yet):
I'm trying to insert a graphic (.eps) into the text, with text wrapping
on its left. When I choose Insert|Floats|Floatflt Figure, I can paste
Ascii text into the resulting box
Bob Lounsbury wrote:
I had never used the wrap figure function, so I played around with it
a little. I couldn't reproduce your error message, but I had trouble
with inserting a picture and it actually didn't show up (although
text would show up) in the pdf file until .. I set the
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sun, 7 May 2006, John B. Egger wrote:
I read the instructions in the INSTALL file, and after running
./configure
corrected for one error message by installing a KDE Development package
from Xandros Networks (for gcc, etc.). But I'm still hung up on the
frontend. I've
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sun, 7 May 2006, John B. Egger wrote:
I read the instructions in the INSTALL file, and after running
./configure
corrected for one error message by installing a KDE Development package
from Xandros Networks (for gcc, etc.). But I'm still hung up on the
frontend. I've
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sun, 7 May 2006, John B. Egger wrote:
I read the instructions in the INSTALL file, and after running
./configure
corrected for one error message by installing a KDE Development package
from Xandros Networks (for gcc, etc.). But I'm still hung up on the
frontend. I've
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 6 May 2006, John B. Egger wrote:
I downloaded 1.4.1 and extracted the tar.gz but the rest of the install
process looks a bit complicated.
John,
The process is a simple, five-step one:
1.) tar xzvf filename-a.b.c.tar.gz
2.) cd filename-a.b.c
3
Michael Abshoff wrote:
SNIP
Rich, I'm using Xandros 3.0 and have become spoiled by Xandros
Networks, where applications are offered that the company has
already checked for dependencies (and included them when necessary
and safe).
I read the instructions in the INSTALL file, and after running
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 6 May 2006, John B. Egger wrote:
I downloaded 1.4.1 and extracted the tar.gz but the rest of the install
process looks a bit complicated.
John,
The process is a simple, five-step one:
1.) tar xzvf filename-a.b.c.tar.gz
2.) cd filename-a.b.c
3
Michael Abshoff wrote:
SNIP
Rich, I'm using Xandros 3.0 and have become spoiled by Xandros
Networks, where applications are offered that the company has
already checked for dependencies (and included them when necessary
and safe).
I read the instructions in the INSTALL file, and after running
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 6 May 2006, John B. Egger wrote:
I downloaded 1.4.1 and extracted the tar.gz but the rest of the install
process looks a bit complicated.
John,
The process is a simple, five-step one:
1.) tar xzvf
2.) cd filename-a.b.c
3.) ./configure (You can check
Michael Abshoff wrote:
Rich, I'm using Xandros 3.0 and have become spoiled by Xandros
Networks, where applications are offered that the company has
already checked for dependencies (and included them when necessary
and safe).
I read the instructions in the INSTALL file, and after running
My Linux installation is LyX 1.3.4. Here's my rank-beginner's question:
How do I get the text I'm typing to show spaces and punctuation marks?
I'm following the Tutorial, and only seeing Whynospacesinmytestfile?
(except that the ? is an omega, and so forth). When I view it with the
DVI viewer
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 6 May 2006, John B. Egger wrote:
My Linux installation is LyX 1.3.4.
John,
Perhaps you meant that your LyX version is 1.3.4. That's very old. Get
the
1.4.1 version; there may well be a ready-to-install version for your flavor
of linux distribution.
Here's
My Linux installation is LyX 1.3.4. Here's my rank-beginner's question:
How do I get the text I'm typing to show spaces and punctuation marks?
I'm following the Tutorial, and only seeing Whynospacesinmytestfile?
(except that the ? is an omega, and so forth). When I view it with the
DVI viewer
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 6 May 2006, John B. Egger wrote:
My Linux installation is LyX 1.3.4.
John,
Perhaps you meant that your LyX version is 1.3.4. That's very old. Get
the
1.4.1 version; there may well be a ready-to-install version for your flavor
of linux distribution.
Here's
My Linux installation is LyX 1.3.4. Here's my rank-beginner's question:
How do I get the text I'm typing to show spaces and punctuation marks?
I'm following the Tutorial, and only seeing Whynospacesinmytestfile?
(except that the ? is an omega, and so forth). When I view it with the
DVI viewer
Rich Shepard wrote:
On Sat, 6 May 2006, John B. Egger wrote:
My Linux installation is LyX 1.3.4.
John,
Perhaps you meant that your LyX version is 1.3.4. That's very old. Get
the
1.4.1 version; there may well be a ready-to-install version for your flavor
of linux distribution.
Here's
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